Translations for „intimidated“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary

intimidate [ɪnˈtɪmɪdeɪt] VB trans

intimidate

intimidar

to intimidate sb into doing sth

coagir alguém a fazer a. c.

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English

Short could not be intimidated, and refused, saying that any protection his saloon needed, he would provide himself.

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A few months later, the members decided to make an unmistakable gesture that they had not been intimidated.

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Nobody can take that rascality, and nobody can be intimidated by anybody.

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I felt a little intimidated and very prude.

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My guess, however, is that the broader populace won't stand for being intimidated or browbeat by this man.

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The latter desired an affordable, yet full-featured 35 mm camera, but were intimidated by the need to learn the intricacies of operating a traditional SLR.

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Occupational detriment includes, "inter alia", being subjected to disciplinary action; dismissed, suspended, demoted, harassed or intimidated; transferred against one's will, refused transfer or promotion, etc.

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Tigers are sometimes intimidated from attacking humans, especially if they are unfamiliar with people.

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Only a cave dweller, intimidated by the concept of equality, would see that as a bad thing.

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This intimidated opponents of the KKK and impressed future members.

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